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Never.

To be clear here. Iran is out neighbor. A big country with huge resources and population. We need a regime change. But should be careful, that future regime should not stay under Western/Israel control.

It’s simple. The entrance gate to Iran is the north (or South Azerbaijan) were mio of Turks live under Iranian pressure. We are also able to cut supply lines to Armenia if we invade north Iran.

Water supply, South Azerbaijan, we have some ace in our sleeves. Israel would love to have a basis in South Azerbaijan. Which we could close when ever we want. We could also help S.A. against Iran.

Algeria, Nigeria, Libya and "Egypt" most important partner in Africa, for arm deals.

Where is he (turkishfacts4u) wrong?

I don’t want to eliminate competition. Just create a giant company in the first place. Second part could be done to force a second one.

That’s indeed a difficult issue. A case for lawyers. I don’t think it would result in profit loss. Bigger companies have more capabilities and of course capacities. For more contracts and bigger production lines. Just look at foreign companies.

Is that your opinion?

I said it multiple times. We need a giant company. Merge Kale and TEI and maybe 1-2 smaller supply companies to form one. If necessary they can take a foreign company like GE or RR for support consultation.

Because friendship and brotherhood is not depend on haute couture :-/ ? Maybe.

A patriot would buy a Turkish one, instead of foreign one.

tick-tack, tick tack...

I read elsewhere it increased to 2.1 Mach.

We won’t not do it from the scratch. TEI and other companies have some experiences for years. Don’t know if these experiences are enough, but we are not absolutely beginners.

No. How are the basis calculation for such numbers? For example, we produce a tank indigenous and domesticly. Except the engine, which costs 1mio $. The whole tank costs 10mio $. If we take the price as the basis for calculation, so we (tank) have a self reliance of 90%.

Because of what?

Wiki for example.

"Self reliance of 70%." How do we calculate this number?

You dont understood my point.